| A view of the entrance to Rock House Cave. Archaeologists believe the shelter was used by Native Americans for thousands of years. |
| This view was taken from inside the shelter looking out and provides a good idea of the depth of the unique cave-like feature. |
| A display panel at the entrance to Rock House Cave illustrates some of the paintings and explains what is known about them and the people who painted them. |
| This is a view of the back wall of Rock House Cave. The paintings are arrayed along this wall at irregular intervals. |
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| Experts who have studied the paintings generally agree that they are less than 2,000 years old, although no one knows for certain. |
| Many of the paintings have become faded with time, but others are still quite distinct. They are easier to see with a light or camera clash. |
| This is a close-up of a "bear claw" painting on the wall of Rock House Cave. This symbol can also be seen to the right in the photograph at left. |
| This photograph illustrates some of the better preserved paintings in Rock House Cave. No one is certain what the central symbol represents. |
